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Old Jan 8th, 2006, 18:37   #1
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hi this is my first post and I hope u can help me I have a 1993 940 wentworth auto


after a long run over the xmas holidays I have noticed the car started to feel very wobbly at low speed mainly when its coasting it feel like some one has glued a brick to one of the tyres or it has a loose wheel and the car rocks from side to side, ther is no noise or vibration. I have checked all the wheels for play and all are ok.

Im sorry about the description but I don’t know any other way of explaining the fault


Any help would be appreciated or if you need more information
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Old Jan 8th, 2006, 19:07   #2
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I'd have the balancing and tracking checked at a tyre centre for starters.

can you feel vibration through the brake pedal? seat? steering wheel?
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Old Jan 8th, 2006, 19:24   #3
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Just a thought, have a look at the tyre walls (both sides of the tyres). I had these symptoms a few years ago on my 240GL and after a bit of head scratching I found an egg-sized lump on the inner wall of one of the front tyres.
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Old Jan 8th, 2006, 20:03   #4
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hi thanks for the quick reply

before the trip to leeds the car was smooth as a babys bum, theres no feeling of anything i.e steering/seat, as i said the car wobbes or rocks but only when it just over tick over speed i will check the tyres tomorrow but i would say it comming from the back somewhere
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